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    Ahmadullah Archiwal is a Kabul based researcher.

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  • 2018 Parliamentary Elections- A Promising Prospectus for the Electoral Infrastructure in Afghanistan0

    • Commentary, Issue 28 – Spring 2019
    • January 14, 2019

    Ahmadullah Archiwal 14 January 2019 In October, Afghanistan held the long-delayed parliamentary elections, a process which has since gone from good to bad and now to the ugly. The elections were significant for many reasons. The current parliament, which overstayed for over three years, was legally bound to be replaced by a new parliament in

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  • Hanif Attmar´s Saudi Visit- A timely Endeavor0

    • Commentary
    • March 3, 2018

    Ahmadullah Archiwal    3/3/2018 Amid the efforts of bringing stability and accelerating peace process by the Afghan government, Afghanistan National Security Adviser paid a three days official visit to Saudi Arabia on the invitation of Saudi Crown Prince and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Muhammad Ben Sulman, on February 21, 2018. Atmar´s visit bears importance

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  • Single Member District- A Firm Step in Materialization of Greater Stability in Afghanistan0

    • Commentary
    • January 24, 2018

    by Ahmadullah Archiwal       24/1/20189 If elections are meant to earn legitimacy through the representation of a particular populace, then higher is the turnout in an election greater will be the legitimacy of a regime and vice versa. The questions of representation and regime legitimacy are mainly addressed through elections in the post-2001 Afghanistan.

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